Spotify has reportedly signed a long-term agreement with FC Barcelona which will make the streaming giant a primary club partner and its official audio streaming partner.
As a part of this agreement, Spotify will feature on the front of both women’s and men’s team shirts for the next five seasons. The audio platform will also appear on the training kits for the next three seasons, starting the 2022-23 season.
Under the partnership, the stadium will be renamed Spotify Camp Nou starting July 2022. The partnership aligns with the club’s plan to look for partners who share its philosophy and values.
Nippon TV, a television broadcasting company, and Disney, an entertainment giant, have reportedly announced a strategic collaboration deal for local language co-production and content sharing.
The latest partnership between Disney and Japan’s legacy broadcaster comes as the California-based entertainment company is reviving its content creation engine across the Asia Pacific region.
In a joint statement, the companies have cited that the latest collaboration will cover the co-production of local language content including drama series animations, as well as Disney Plus variety shows for both global and Japanese audiences. The deal
- The firm will recruit, educate and assign women jobs in customer service, store management, accounting, housekeeping, and Butchering
- It plans to open new outlets across India
TenderCuts, a meat and seafood brand, has recently announced opening its first-all-women store in Chennai, with plans to develop more such outlets in the country.
According to a press release, the store is said to be an extension of the long-term vision of TenderCut to aid all shoppers, especially women, for stepping into the fish or meat buying experience.
Amidst the growing gaming industry, several technology and streaming platforms are exploring the expansion of their portfolios to add novel mobile games and related tech.
To that end, American streaming service provider Netflix has propositioned mobile game developer Next Games for a takeover, in an attempt to solidify its presence in the gaming sector.
Reportedly, Netflix has offered to pay $2.33 in cash for every share of Next Games, the Finnish studio that designed a mobile game based on a popular Netflix series – “Stranger Things”.
According to the announcement, the two companie